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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-12-01

Charles w. Slayton entered suit at St.
Paul. against Close. Bros. & Co., to bring
about accounting of profits derived from q
real estate partnership. The parties con.
tracted together for the salo ofcertain land
amounting to about 200. 600 acres situated
in Minnesota and Iowa, from the profits oil
which sales the plaintiff was to receive 10
per cent.
Rev. Father Stephen Byrne, OF the Holy
Rosary church OF Minneapolis. died at the
parochial residence. Cancer of the liver
was the cause of his death and his last ILL.,
ness has been long and painful.
The chief of police OF Chaska was az.
saulted by brother of Aid. Riedele, and
it is feared that he will die.
State Superintendent Kiehle has prepared
q circular, which is to be forwarded to tho
clergymen OF the state, calling their atten-
ton to the fact that by the last legislature
it was enacted that provision be made in
the public schools for Irregular and system.
attic instruction in physiology and hygiene.
stimulants and norcotics upon tho human
SYSTEM" asking their cooperation in thu
administration of the law by delivering q
discourse upon tho principles of tho in.
struction and training to be observed that
the youth OF the state may be establishes
In characters OF industry, temperance and
virtue. 1t is suggested that tho discourse
be given either during December or Janu.
airy.
One hundred Red Wing citizens visit Gov.
McGill in q body and request him to ap-
point residents OF their city on the board
OF management OF the reform school.
The earning. OF the Minnesota 4 North.
western for the third week in November
were $43,774.90, against $9,575.24 for
the corresponding week in 1886.
Ex-Adjutant Ward OF Minneapolis has
been arraigned on the charge ofappropriat-
ing 81 800 OF city moneys. He saysit is spite
work.
At st. Paul the jury in the case OF Rev.
Nathaniel West against the trustees OF tho
First Presbyte church returned q YER.
dict OF $354-73 in favor OF the plaintiff
August Kehuke, a Delano man. is accus.
ed OF murderously assaulting his vile who
was supposed to have died Of cancer.
The passenger earnings Of the St. Paul &
Duluth show q remarkable increase over
last year. For the first ten months Of
1887 the earnings OF this department were
$344. 1884 against $245, 42O.5S for the
corresponding period in 1886, an increase OF
sos, 1882, or more than 40 per cent.
For ten months and seventeen days Of
than for the whole twelve months last
year.
The gross earnings OF tho Manitoba road
for October were 81, O61. 1913 against
$3.50, O57 last year, an increase OF $111..
SIG. October earnings OF the Minnesota
& Northwestern were $3OO.134 against
$50, 973 last year.
w. G. Randolph. one OF the Oldest SET
tiers Of Anoka, died on the 21st,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-12-01

John Brown. q son OF the original
John Brown. OF Harper's Fer.
ry, sent q basket Of grapes to each Of
the anarchists accompanied by note
saying that he was opposed to monop'
oily and tyranny OF all sorts.
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Mrs. Nancy Banftt, one OF the early set.
tiers Of St. Paul, died at Bayfield,, Wis,
at an advanced age.
Judge Mcclure has sentenced Andrew
Bergman, who vas found guilty OF assault
on F. Roberts at the recent term OF court.
to two years in the penitentiary.
Divorce suits were commenced at Mime.
apolis by Jennie Dick against Herbert
Dick. Ella F. Jones against NJ. X. Jones,
May Pattison against Edward J. Pattison.
County commissioner Seaback and Rev,
tation with Secretary Hart, Of the board
OF corrections and charities, in regard to a
number of dependent Indians in Goodhue
county. There are twenty families, mum.
bering seventy-ive Indians, who are a bur.
den to the people about them and to the
authorities.
D. Sherwood, a ioundryman living one
mile west OF St. Charles. while walking
home on tho track was struck by passen
ger train. thrown from tho track and
killed. He was veteran of the Mexican
war and leaves a wife and family.
At Braincrd, tho jewelry store of A. E.
Veon was entered by burglars and fifteen
watches secured.
Nels Holong Of Fergus Falls receives the
Field. ~,
A White Cross league has been organized
at Mankato with twenty members, and
Differed as follows: G. T. Barr, president:
H E. Perrin and j. w. Andrews, vice presi.
dents; H. E. Sloan, secretary ana treasur.
er.
H. c. Van Leuven, OF the Spring Valley
Vidette, was arrested ON a charge of crini.
mol libel. having accused the mayor ant:
others Of Austin OF boodleism in connec.
ton with the new water works OF Austin.
The police at Omaha arrested q man
named Peter Baxter, who is wanted in
Minneapolis on the charge OF murder. He
was working at Omaha a. grader with
his two brothers. The murder was com.
mitted on the night OF Aug. ., last. The
victim was Tolaisou, car driver,
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEG RAPu

LIVERPOOL. March s.-l2.3O D. In-Cotton firm with
q good demand. Miidng u jiaiis 5 D 1877 dp Orlean,
53si Sales-IO.OOO Dbies including loo
and export kecoips-33OOO bales, Including ~ 800
American.
Futures steady. Uplands Low NidIhns clause March
delivery l7.Gsd-; do March aud Apr delivery l7,,iL
i-Gid do April and May delivery
G4d May ana June delivery IL Did; ls.84; do
June AMI Iuly delivery xod4d also IgG4d. July
delivery. ) 2l-U4i.. also -
anu september delivery 25G4d also ~ cd do seuten,
Der amt October delivery. o IL sd
m-Cotton1he sales Of the day included 500 bale,
American
Futures quiet but steady Upands Middlng clause.
cry ,-d4d. sellers; do. Apri and May delivery IL
"a .--iler and
and July delivery, lOb4d. Juy July md
delivery zl-v4d sciets TO- August
delivery Z1.64d buyers do September UctoDer i.ly.
cry D lu-o4d buyers October and November delivery
lZ-o4d. value
4 n MIXTURES closed dull Upland. Low MiddIlna
delivery 1854 selers! do Marrh
nj delivery l7o4d srIers; TO- April aud May delivery
II 64d sellers do May aud delivery ls6id buyers
August delIvery ZI-54d buyers August and sep
tember delivery 2314d sellers September and October
delivery. b I7-otd sellers
adding 1916 Good Ordinary, 7.l5 aud cross re.
cepts bales exports 10 Great Britain bl2i bales;
KoKPoIK March s.-CGrton steady hddlinE 7-Iv net
receips 1915 bales exports
sales bales stock. Il, <J6 saies.
BAvAasAB. March S. Jtton quiet Middlng D. Low
Abiding D. Good Ordinary, s5 net receipts. 1872 bales
gross 23lB bales exports TO The Continent 200O bales
NEw ORLKAss March S.-Cotton steady Mdding. go
Low MiddlnE sl6l6 Good Ordinary. oai net recepts.
%, bales gross II i07 bales eIpos 10 the Connon
100 bales salss $500 bales STOCK 3JJ 80 bales.
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THE STATE OF TRADk

March s;7sss .Ss s M..s sans1ns
Il s L. SS nss. q e g ID 40
@ T e T.i.s
% lsr Ass for I Mss VIM;
iessi6.es March 4G,.sae.c: April tsssxSFs; May
s7ssaG do MiIet 1886: psnnsvvanla stSs.c
W SEs 81 SoSsl5 nr% Mes.
% for snS@sr AND Clear s rio s R
gSe sS Ham, Iss9:d .ss
E EsSsss n. a,
ass sSo w 9a,s oaiss a, 81
Frsirhts steamer auis-cot!on slsd
whea, 200 bush Corn I4ss0O bush Oats $500 vusn
Rye 100 bush s ~ az se ,s Wheat earn
Boston. March sFonr nrmer ., Choice Extras 81 SOC
Ss.s 8. ..av ssIa:: %; %
SIT 9sssie @ Butter for fresh Extra fresh made
c ssesa SIfAG cfss@Sy :ev
and Vermont lssS Use w::. Esr, s,: sne at
Il Keee,pts for the day-Feur $50 ebls and
$500 SACKS Corr $4,000 bush oa1a $500 lush shor"
March Sca 6S. aas gHs sr SgS r
% sn%s' %heaS@so. Red sse, So wsns aicSsa1
o iSs 80 son THf aasnsass s 90
Canada zss7SG 30 qap1d. CSC 30: 3 Extra $, 3
e e2 S No. no s' @esSU al aye 's
Wheat 1000 bush Corn IaoCD on,n oa n Sooo push
$1,000 bush Oats 10000 bush
CHICAGO March s.Flour hrmer: not quotaby higher Win
san Winter 90 choice 70 Fancy Minnesota Pss
s @ s1se 1S IN s,s a. 9
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CtNIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brock
Raaie at 400. 7if5, 800. llUO E3u 400 AGO. 800
1sl LOO D. SUNDAYS AZ 400. 5:45. - ~, $50 l2uU
y. m $3.50 ,..-,,r a, Aoo Ia, linn . u I'm M "a
HOO have CONNECTION or Reading Harrisburg Potts
,fie etc 400 a. tor Easton Bethlehem. Aigntown
Essdinx HARRISBURG etc On sundays for kaston.
5a a IN for bethlehem, Allsutowu huuk
NiIkrsbarrc. and scranton. 49,
20, a u Tor kaxon Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk
wit.sbarre scranton. Reading. Harrisburg PottsylIe
Tan,.ouA 5hanogin. sunbury Low sbuTg Wlnau,sp MORT
Oo aud $50 for Easton, BsthIeueaa Ailoatown
mach Chunk. Heading, harrisburg, stc
sa5 u IL Easton. bethlehem, Ansnt0wn Mauch Chunk
yIesbarr. scranton. rainaTna shamGsin. sInbry Lsw
,sbuIa Wlllzmsport etc.
90 and 30 D Tor Easton bethlehem Allentown etc
sA5 TO- III. for kast0n. Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh
chunk esbarrc leading Harrisburg etc ou SUNDAYS
to1 and 7:y0 m for Easton bethlehem Ailsntowu
80 sI5 loo 4 Loo too. 40, 6l6 .. "a. sundavs
400 90 m. FOR Red Bank Long branch Ocean GROW
s.TrcIf sunnaysj, Point Pleasant
$50 $40 a Loo. $50 for Lakewood Toms River
~ S.so a M T:oop M. for Atlantic City vmelaud. and
1.so. SIS. IIt5 m, Loo. 40. $50 D. for FREQ
1so. 600. STA ll.oo. HAS IN, Loo. 400. 40
$50 61S p m. Sundays 400. 300 for PERU
Amboy =, A., ....
oAoes
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1re Cream

A FACT-HOrtOn's Ice Cream is made from
IA pure horizons Patent Frozen Bricks o.
Ice Cream Tor Restaurants Churches Festivals &c. viii
keep hard one hou. counry orders promptly hd Depos
New. York and 453 Fuiton-st. Brooklyn.
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City proPertp 90 Cel.
gitp proYerrp for Safe.

-A-A.-FINE RESIDENCES For Sale in
~ vHH MOST sbLECT LOCATIONS
ns~u,see,s a. uerthsast eegnH VI Sas"
ave- sSa iorl-s highest point o. Lepox HUI 100 An.
EfEG Ant HOUSE8 VI various al1es ana sly - 80
ssh.ns Garner a Badsa0p-aye and 7Sd-se, neiuding
eorpcr aud thres-roosn houseA
hsa~' always Ca k2EES stEK @, 1890 .s;ss
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proposals.
AQuKDUcT COMMISSIONING OPTIcg
ROOM POO STEWART BUILDING. No $50 BROADWAY

AQuKDUcT COMMISSIONING OpT1eU
RooA 200. STEWART BUILDIs0. No. $50 BRoADwAY !
.,,1 ,,<,,,o,,> .. EEw-YoRk, March 2. 1875
BIDS or proposals for doing the work and furnishing tbs
materials cnllei Tor Ia tho form now
he IN The once Of the AQueuot die
strucon OF additional Shaft No 10 situated stion ~
the New Croion Aduefuct 7e2 viii n.
reserved at this once until the 3sth day OF March, 1887
O'Clock at which place and hour tey viii be publicly
e by the Aqnednct and the award
doing I'D sad
be made by said thereafter
cattle.
thereof and the bids or proposals. and envelopes
And forms vonds plans for
and AL other information required 10 obtained
The above oce Of the Aqueiuet Commissioners On sppca
ton 10 the secretary.
BY order Of the Aquedoct cenmsslcpsre
JOHN c. sHEEHAN, JAMES G. SPENCER
Secretary. Presidcnt
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gftnrsions.
excursions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NEWBORN. PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after H. Express for Cape Charles.
Point Comfort and Norfolk. via the Hewfork Philadelphia
arc oTfok hSoad, Pennsylvania Railroad
New.York al ep daily arriving at Cape Charles $50
a. M daily Old Point Comfort $40 m Norfolk e:45
Sleeping Car through from New.Nork Cape Charcs.
Tickets and sloepiDp .bertbs be secured at The Ticket
Office OF the peDnsy wanna Railroad Company.
II. w. DUNNE, X. Is. COOKE,
SUPERINTENDENT Gen'l Pass. freight A gent.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAssENGER TRAINS leave loot vi CortLlndI or Dos.
ltoa.ss Is. foLo"s
" !. ,I. iuf CatasaGiIul and intermediate pontA
M. lorI icnrvs Lyons Eimira dorchester, Buffalo md
IN, PRINCIPAL ocai points CHAR wilkes
-. ,,-.- -
I'm Iuus nanuock. Connection TO neuas ami HARRISBURG
stU u IN. PlttsJoh and prnopai intermediate p1iata
Char to PliaIon- ...-- 49, -
b4u D. M and intermediate points Connection
o.. ,t,.,iiuR and Harrisburg Chair car Ia COpl1y
~ m ior Genuyl Lyons. rlniSa, Rochester Buffalo and
,,. W,nr. Pulunsn sleeper to Lyols
~ an n. m. OF Laurys ANU Intermediate points
ans leay ing a.. ~ III and $40 p IN connect Toe
"a ,,n1t nm sIanoy Hazeton Coal hegonA
-" P'" SUNDAY ikAlNA
IN for Chunk. Hazeton ami intermedia Q
ponts -, ~, ana, tn,.rn,.,,.,. .o,.t.
a. ~ lur Lyons, Elura kochsster. Buffalo aud
Neat sicopcr - Lyon.
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CresSplakiila.

nRESSMAKER--A dressmaker desires a
sewing eau or addrsss H. POTTS, l25S Lexington
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APLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF TH . RED ID LINE
Sailing every twelve DAYS for vcneznel1 4 A.. Ini u,
Island OF Curacao W. H. afford uneIuaei Dppjrtunity
those wishing 10 make short SO. voyAye 70 the tropics
These American ships specially QUILT pr the tr ti
vded with modern appliance for tesu,t conyenenos
passengsrs The round trip II nido ~
weeks Passage $l4A. FOR particulars apply to
BOULTON. BLISS q DALLETT
General anagcrs. n Wa-st
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Wloues.

RON MARCHE and LOUVRE gloves. Best
~ cheapest and most durable E0pn> IAMnhs, importer
and retailer. o. West loth-st. betweS and 9Th aves
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Steamboats, aHo Rdilroa0s.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
AND IIE soUIL

On and January 3Is 1884, EEprss, r-sn for Cape
Charlie, Old Point Comfort Norfolk VIA tis
NkW.YoEk. nILADkLPHfA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
WIZ leave Pennsylvania IialIa station owYor< 7i21
anu n 1ai.y. afilVHg On Ioint, Gao
T. No. ESQ NOuOk t.55 p n.. 800 q. u- Steansr
ior chmond viii ape Charles at Ia ON Mondays
" tdnt s,laya ErIGayr arriving there Ut M. buf
let p. riof tLarltson the Lay Express and
Sic. png on Point 90 aDrs an
Inc Tickets ana sleeping beftlA be
cured any lckot Oalee OF tho Pennsylvania RAllruAi
Company . ...... .
Ia DUSN supL h. d. COOKE. q z. and ~
LII fares rcduced.-StonIngtO Line. The
~ avorte INSIDE Boston. Providence al.
Nov. La 4aad po'ntA
Fun nights rest DY taking lat trains fronl st-
Reclining char piror between steamers landing al
uo.t,u WITHOUT CHARGE
atsasrs Wi per No 36 North River one block
aLoye snaL 81, nj 500 D. H. daily, except sanlsy.
r. W. POfPLE. Gent Passenger Agt,
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U,O PLEASURE TRAVELLERS


Il The L. t. and Brazil all 81 Co Steamers" AlliaDcs,
Finance" and Advance" sail monthly for Rio de JaDeo
touching al ST. 1homas barbados Para MaraDham Perna
buco and Bahia the Alliance" continuing 10 Santos
This c.ligitui of about go days Including
st0pa There safer comfortable steamers
hunt very seldom that they rough weather
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1nstrnciion.
Gcafbers.


TUTORS, GOVERNESSES. PROFESS
| N. ORs TEACHERS-All misunderstanding. choice
schools supplied to parents. MpaeIh IangnGt
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N AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
MRS. M. YOtNGFULT0N. 20 Union square
A-BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern,
~ supplied no chsrfe TEACHES regs,e1 f
wante best school Tor Doy cry; ao'vV
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GERMAN. Pro-
~ Philosophias at LEIPZIG teaches German
Pronunciation pure, method approved Address T. A. ~
West 54th-st
Union TEACHERS AGENCY established
u 1851 supplies schools with teachers; teachers with posi-
tons ". u. ENTHUSIASTICALLY 10 Astor place
WANTED, a resident gOverness; must be
w German and proficient music For small en- liien
in sulnrbs York Address In German. stating terms
and efcrences, L. +. Box 10. Tribune ONCE
INIANTED-A GOV ERNESS for very young
w children German speaking French and English win
knowledge OF Music and Kindergarten system preferred must
best permanent 10 suitable person ~ fes
giving copies and address o prsoua references age
length Of time in different positions, numbers AM ages oi
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XXTANTED.-Lalie French teacher with
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sciences olher music physical cuure also president Tor
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al between 4thave. and Broadway
XNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BIZ
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Coverresscs Susciars. ouslttI NJ snioLs. ETC.
Coeces Schools a1d Is lies also IoOkfCoICTs. stenoeIa
men and Corvists 10 business firms
MRS. A. u. CULNh 500 5thave. New.York Clty.
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II L
YORK ,bS LAKE ERE AID WESTERN RAILRoAn
than from Chanber'-st .,
Coaches to Bnghamion. Emrh Horne,syils Buffalo
p n-Dallv 5:!{ s.sI CHICAGO and ., ious Tin.
ten '9l| Pullman tsoin ., Day ami Ruas seeOn!
ST louis Pullman -Ieeping Coaches 70 Rmaalo Vfag,r,
~ Da aro ES"r pSfrn ssr ns sn sep ms
Coaches to Blnghtntnn Elnr' Rochester Buffalo Ma
Rqihsrtora AID Pa,,sic AS 5:i57;so 75} ea9 InpIr
$50 loo 1,o1" ii; ti5 $50 7'45 800 ~
fifE'2H 300 90 o S 500 80 o s 1872 % 9S ? 7
so @ Poo = m Ii5 III 4i5 5se 45 "a soC ioij
:, p m. 1900 NJ l1trht -. -
NiT55s m, Ft'f'5P g XsEtS S;o SO - ?n
snSay. al a. an' so sso Egg is' except '"a"
GasS. 81 - rs ~ RS o 5 5d2 fc'o M a% 's
sunravs az ~ 1920 N. las as. ESQ 800 1879
wSrwics Is. 300 1910 1870, m. SUNDAYS ,,45 a,
Ss%earr and 1 coTnE'. ~ >. y q All a1a 5Io.r
Monteo7rsry,, ionden and 6:o5A a., ':1oA
se.;a,oa g 100 n IL ess s 5nqtsyt ,,
'S'3eG - a 1 ~ ,iS 40 loo ; N" $50 ,0oc N.
,4detovp. '!S s,5 $50 900 io2q q $40 g s3p
p. m Thea.0o m train stone " Na!n.- only 80,
rgr NJ 4r a;o 40 % "a M 20 go - -, 80
ao % esa S S % en % af sss
1ce vot ' III I'll ~ Br,Pi%,v 81 %e.s 2 ",
Sy 1870 y t me Va lT22 r ,,rt1
O. fU...4 . % 8 o. r. FARMER
-. DE HAVEN \. O.. r. Neeut GEM eass'r AGENT
HARLEM RIVEP RPNNCH
NFW.YORK. WV ~ tNEV and HARTFORD K 4
Trains Harlem RIVER st,fiG1 corner l32st m n
co'n.eve. Tlrl Avenue Rrdgr. Tlem River
Preached serond and @uhurhan Elevttet rat
rnal fllv -unlavs f.tI $50 90 10 lS5 NJ
9:fo q Port Morris. cas-
fOpk Poiar Hnufs Point WHst Farms. Van Nest
Wcf Chester fr'ham Raw BaFtOw
CIV slan "ehqn Manor AMI Nov Rochelle co11e,tiny
'0r m a01tF 'hs MAIN line >
Tho NrwYork Her.TT,vsn an Var''or4 RarDal Shnrs
Line and Air Line Divfs'ons NayyC7naan. NiNetown.
New britain aud en- a-,nchrs AMI
Fas'.
Midnight Rochelle ant alt INFERNO ats
oraa a ~ MONDAY.
ron ~ 1901 mi qf0 NJ Tho q-tcr train connes.
nr 40 New So' hele Win Fay tram IN STANFORD
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New publicaiious.

HENRY WARD BEECHER.
We aonounce a new edition Of Dr. LYMAN ABBoTTs
HENRY WARD BEECHER;
HIS LIFE AND CHARACTERISTICS WITH ANAL
USES oFHIs PowERAsA PREACHER LECTURER.
ORATOR AND JOURNALIST.
DE- Abbott will be assisted previous edition. by
the Rev $ b. Halliday the A ssistant Pastor of Plymouth
Church. The book VIII than score OF portraits
Mr. Beeher At different and in different moods also
portraits family. IL will be prominently the memorial
volume Of this truly great man. now gone.
1t will be ready elrly and VIII be large svo
Price, cloth. IS.
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and Asfor Place
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Dauriry Geaormirs.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth-ave.
"a Glasses and private lessons send stamp fo circular
NEW WORK. Contains iull Instruction for all modern
dances with figures cotion (Cefmanl Price
81 90. Postal order stamps
LFXANDER MACGREGORS,
~ G29 MsGsonavC Private lessons lourHaE classes
every day classes now forming
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~ RIVER RAILROAD.--Commenc January q 1887
throus II trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
Rochester Express through draw room
Albany. Troy ~ Adams kouse's Pr amt Syracusc
900 N, The Lmited," with dining cara stopping nc
Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara fas
Erie Clev eiand and Toledo arriving rs Chicago $50
I030a IN, Chicago Express drawInsroom
dagua ami Rociestsr
$50 M Albany Troy and Utica Elk prcss. WITH drawing
~ TROY ,r
for Naaa3a Falls Buffalo. Cinelnnat Toledo Detroit CHI
esso and 81 Louis. Dinngc New. York 10 Albany
20 D. Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
Rnus tica, stopping at principal stations
q
9gb A. m. and Gle eland IL is v NJ next day.
l. Pacific Express. with slerpina cars for h0ces
ter Buffalo, Niap PALS. Cey Gland Toledo DetYut and
Chicago seepng " WATERFOWL via Uties daily
cept saturday TO Anburn and CaRandaigla
csps saturday AND sunday. 49,
fLl5 Night kxprsss with sieeplngc cars to Albany
and roy Connects with tbs morning TRAINS the West
and for tho North except Saturday niYhi).
Tickets sale At Grand CehtraI Depot, No Battery
Place Broadway Harlem Depot l25th e. and Sth
eslsots kxpsess Offices Park Place tnsar Bio
Way 765 o42 Broadway and o. West I25th ST.. View.
YORK 3S3 Washington and 100 FULTON Broekyn aud 10
Sth St, williamsburg
IL drawing and sleeping cars can be
Ut tho ticket edscs IN Nswysrk city, and
Nag W ashtugt0lhst, Bgocklyn.
baggage called Tor and check ed from residence.
daily. AL others daily except SUNDAY
j. MTOuCkY. HIN 81 NONki1.
General Superintendent General Pusssngsr Aseos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
'VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

\NEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w y V. q. ard II n Il. Co.. lessee.
Trains leave West l2i-st follows AMI Is minutes
foot ~ Jaw IT.. North River
Detroit AMI Chr4gn. - 50 a. m. sos S:l5 y.
~ Ions. - %. = Is .. m.
Tura syracuse. BuAao Rochester. Suspension Bridge,
Niagara FaIis, Ri .. '9.55 a. -6O5. - 10 ;.
Highland Kingston Saugcrtics CatsKU Albany 3:l5.
s7.l5 800 II 30 NJ. 400. '6Oj. .Sl5 m
Cranstons, Nest Point cornwall, NewOurg. BIB, '715
.963 .lOl5 II 30 M 400. 300 IS Is D. M. and '6.0J
D. IN. Cran.tou's. cornwall NevbuTE.
For Moutrta al and anada East, GrO5 p m.
Hamilton London. .g55 G0J. SIS p m. Toronto.
1905 q. M. tG.o5. ISL y. M.
Chicago and ST Louis all through traiuS
Daily Daily except Saturday Other Iran daily except
SUNDAY.
For tickets Timetables parlor sleeping accommOa
inns OF information. apply Offices BTooklyR333 Wash
neton-sL 100 FutOns. Annex Office loot Of Futonst.
I1ty-3G3 7S5, $40 1881 BOv and
Nest shore stations of West 42sL Of Jay
G.. r LAABEkT.
8 Van,,erbilLayc. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on amt after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains via DeaDrOsses and corsanat Streets
Harrsenrg PltsDurg and the West with Pullman Palace
esso assa Of frs on" DAns s%oGu. and ssspas
CnIs at a. m c every day ooo o., ~, ,..
sesSsssSs CORY Titasvis fssT u cum
For IsSanoM; 300 m, SEQ ?: M. anaI2.i5 night
baltimore washngiou and tre SCR H. Limited Washngton
ioa ms arrive Washnrton 400 p u and daily SO @
e. S q ss
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday Through paror carr
For Cape May week days lilo n m saturdays only
TONS Railway and Amboy M. IL noon. $40 p m
On Sunday oi5 a. and p m do not stop at Asbury
For GA %d PGn and SerS via York snladeDn
day. ya b sa%STa and by Line week days
a. Jersey CITY aforng speedy and direct urnsfer or
ase hss 1 aas hSr sSs
paIsdeDsa s3o ss, V $50 7iS 7 isa u a2S
s$e ie6 6S lac 10 ls' 800 a9 fsS 2 1
ash $50 S" SsS s2G go o 5e $780, n'' l''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
& Trains leave NcwYork via Desbrosses aud cort
eG ssa 7 AMI + % c;sss I smtA and 10 ws,snser Linn
and 1915 NIGHT lilo NJ p4'a3
ss% ssls A. s'is a ai'%s'.'' and 10 H.
on SUNDAYS. connect ~ Trenton for Camden 1855 " -
Returning trains leave Broad Station Phtatelphia
l2n! 300 4:05 $40 $40 $50 7BD s.2o a3p $40 IL
and ii 10 M Limited Express 1:I4 4:5On I2l9
-, , n s:35 7l2 S12 and $50 M o, sund1v. 1901.
6:35 7l2 and 9:I2 D. NJ. ~ '
dav. ~ " -' JAW - ~ ''' 'p' '
T n,;s 9 ns~. a5 ts and rsavax Hong.
Corrst AMI BROOKLYN Annex station foot of Fulton It
Castle Gavicn. " T
The Nsw.York Transfer will call for and ce,x
bag01G" from hotels and residences
CHARLES r.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.